Personal Bible Study Notes
What is the simplest way to create my own notes on Biblical passages?
It should be a single file, linked to the passages, not a specific version, and should be easily edited.
Thanks!
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Well you have two options, a dedicated note file or a personal book that is edited in Word (docx) and then periodically compiled into Logos.
The note file is simpler and edits on the fly a lot better but it has some limitations. See: http://wiki.logos.com/Notes#Adding_a_note_to_a_Bible_reference_in_all_Bibles (also the rest of that page, but it'll open to the most pertinent section for your question).
You can make a personal book that is either a Bible Commentary or Bible Notes book that'll scroll with Bibles just fine.
Prov. 15:23
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Okay, it works kind of. The first note I made only shows up in the version I created it in, but the 2nd one seem to show up across all versions!
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Once you right click make sure you select "reference" and not "selection" at the top right of the pop up box and then click add a note. This will make sure it shows up inall versions as well as commentaries, etc, in front of that verse.
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Ah, thanks all!
One "last" question: I see how you can link to various resources in your notes via the intra-Logos url, but is there a way to get a url from my personally created resources, such as from my Sermon Addin?
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Josh Kelley said:
but is there a way to get a url from my personally created resources, such as from my Sermon Addin?
It's done the same way as Logos generated resources.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Thank you all!
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